If there any difference between

Java::class.java

and

Java::class

? Why sometime I need to passing the first option as a parameter but sometime I need to pass the second option?

::class

is of type

KClass

::class.java

is of type

Class

depending on which your function requires, you need to provide the correct one

The first one is only available on the JVM platform. It is the

Class<>

you’d normally use for JVM reflection. The second is a

KClass<>

, used for Kotlin-specific reflection, and is available on all platforms (including Native and JS), albeit with limited reflection functionality

Understand now. Thank you @Luca Nicoletti and @Casey Brooks

@Casey Brooks was more specific 😄